Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index List of motorways in the United Kingdom A complete listing of motorways in the United Kingdom: Single digit motorways M1, the eastern north-south motorway linking London and Leeds and continuing north to the A1. M2, in Kent from Rochester to Faversham. M3, linking Southampton and London. M4, linking London and south Wales. M5, linking Exeter and the south-west of England with Birmingham and the Midlands. M6, the western north-south motorway linking the M1 at Rugby and Carlisle. M6 Toll, a toll motorway bypassing a busy stretch of the M6 around North Birmingham. M8, linking Edinburgh and Glasgow. M9, linking Edinburgh and Stirling. Two digit motorways M10, a short spur from the M1 to St Albans. M11, linking London and Cambridge. M18, linking the M1 at Rotherham and the M62 at Goole, South Yorkshire. M20, linking London (Swanley) and Folkstone. M23, linking London (Coulsdon) to beyond Crawley. M25, the London orbital motorway. M26, a short link between the M25 at Sevenoaks and the M20 before Maidstone. M27, the south coast route running from Cadnam, west of Southampton, to Portsmouth. M32, a spur from the M4 to central Bristol. M40, linking London and Birmingham and linking to the M42 Birmingham orbital motorway . M42, The southern and eastern part of the Birmingham orbital motorway extending north towards Ashby-de-la-Zouch and west to the M5. M45, a short spur from M1 north of Daventry towards Coventry. M48, the Severn Bridge, linking Thornbury and Newport, Monmouthshire over the River Severn. This used to be the M4 before the Second Severn Crossing was built. M49, a short link from M5 to M4 west of Bristol. M50, linking the M5 at Tewkesbury to Ross-on-Wye. M53, linking Chester and Birkenhead. M54, linking M6 north of Wolverhampton and Telford. M55, linking Blackpool and M6 at Preston. M56, linking Manchester and Chester. M57, a Liverpool bypass running north west from the M62. M58, linking Wigan and northern Liverpool. M60, the Manchester orbital motorway. M61, linking Preston and Manchester. M62, linking Liverpool and the approaches to Kingston-upon-Hull, the trans-Pennine link. M65, linking Preston and Colne, Lancashire. M66, linking Rawtenstall and M62 at Manchester. M67, linking the M60 at Denton to Hyde in Greater Manchester. M69, linking Leicester and Coventry. M73, linking Cumbernauld to the M74. M74, linking Glasgow and Abington in South Lanarkshire, where the A74(M) takes over. M77, linking Glasgow and Newton Mearns. M80, linking Glasgow and Stirling. M90, linking the Forth Road Bridge and Perth, Scotland. Three or more digit motorways and spurs M180, from the M18 at Thorne towards Grimsby and the A15 to the Humber Bridge. M181, the Scunthorpe spur from the M180. M271, the Totton, Southampton spur from the M27 M275, the Portsmouth spur from the M27 M602, M62 spur into Manchester. M606, M62 spur at Bradford. M621, M62 spur at Leeds. M876, a short link between motorways in the Falkirk area. M898, the Erskine Bridge approach road. Upgraded A-road designations A1(M), representing the parts of the A1 road between London and Newcastle-upon-Tyne that have been upgraded to motorway. A167(M) in central Newcastle-upon-Tyne. A194(M) spur from the Newcastle-upon-Tyne stretch of the A1(M) running towards the Tyne Tunnel. A3(M), a short stretch of the A3 road by-passing Waterlooville and Havant, that has been built to motorway standards. A308(M), linking the M4 junction 8/9 with Maidenhead. A329(M), linking Bracknell and Winnersh near Reading. A38(M), a spur from the M6 to central Birmingham, also known as the Aston Expressway. It is unique in having no central reservation. A404(M), linking the M4 junction 8/9 towardsHenley-on-Thames. A58(M) is the western part of the Leeds inner ring road. A601(M) Spur off the M6 at Carnforth, Lancashire. The southern part is single carriageway. A6144(M), the longest single-carriageway motorway spur in the United Kingdom from the M60 north of Sale towards Carrington A64(M) is the eastern part of the Leeds inner ring road. A66(M) is a short spur from the A1(M) to Darlington A74(M), linking Abington in South Lanarkshire at the end of the M74 with Carlisle. Roads which used to be motorways but have been downgraded A18(M) Spur from M18. Mostly now part of M180, although a section has been abandoned. A329(M) from Winnersh to Reading, now the A3290. Downgraded to permit Reading council to dedicate one lane for buses. A40(M) London Westway, now the A40. A41(M) Tring bypass, now the A41. A46(M) Spur towards Leicester from M1 at junction 21. M41 was a spur from the London Westway. See Also British Road Numbering Scheme UK topics External Link The UK Roads Portal This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.